smidges (Meaning)

smidges

a small amount

The recipe called for just a smidgen of salt to enhance the flavor.
She added a smidgen of cinnamon to the batter, giving it a warm and aromatic touch.
The artist dabbed a smidgen of paint onto the canvas, creating a subtle highlight.
The gardener sprinkled a smidgen of fertilizer around the plants, providing them with nutrients.
She shared a smidgen of her lunch with her ravenous colleague.
The doctor prescribed a smidgen of medication, hoping to alleviate the patient's pain.
The barista added a smidgen of milk to the espresso, creating a smooth and velvety cappuccino.
The mechanic used a smidgen of grease to lubricate the gears, ensuring they operated smoothly.
The seamstress added a smidgen of lace to the dress, lending it an elegant and delicate touch.
The writer inserted a smidgen of humor into the story, adding a comedic element to the plot.

a small amount

specks, sprinklings, flecks, bits, particles, hints, drops in the bucket, spatters, little, shades

abundances, oodles, barrels, stacks, bushels, gobs, pecks, boatloads, wealths, rafts

The recipe called for just a smidgen of salt to enhance the flavor.

She added a smidgen of cinnamon to the batter, giving it a warm and aromatic touch.

The artist dabbed a smidgen of paint onto the canvas, creating a subtle highlight.

The gardener sprinkled a smidgen of fertilizer around the plants, providing them with nutrients.